Shane M. Greenstein
Books
- Innovation Policy and the Economy, 2016
- Standards and public policy
- Computing (Business Economics)
- The diffusion of the Internet and the geography of the digital divide in the United States
- The evolution of advanced large scale information infrastructure in the United States
- The market for bids
- Communications policy in transition
- Building and delivering the virtual world
- Did computer technology diffuse quickly?
- Economic experiments and neutrality in internet access
- Did computer technology diffuse quickly?
- Lock-in and the costs of switching mainframe computer vendors
- Nurturing the accumulation of innovations
- Economic Analysis of the Digital Economy
- Diamonds are forever, computers are not
- Diamonds Are Forever, Computers Are Not
- Dynamic modeling of the product life cycle in the commercial mainframe computer market, 1968-1982
- From superminis to supercomputers
- Intergenerational product competition and the incentive to innovate
- Invisible hands versus invisible advisors
- How the Internet became commercial
- Differentiation strategy and market deregulation
- Estimating the welfare effects of digital infrastructure
- Universal service in the digital age
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